Eleven Martyrs from Nowogrodek: Germans Murder Polish Nuns
When on the night of July 17, 1943, the Gestapo arrested 120 people, mainly the fathers of the Nowogródek families with the intention of executing them,...
Month : July 2018
The Soviet-Betrayed Warsaw Uprising. How Can We Forget, When Our City Still Remembers?
A tribute to the Polish Resistance Fighters, who attempted to liberate Warsaw from Nazi German tyranny between the 1st of August and the 3rd of...
Healthy, Virile Jewish Hate
What is it with you Jews, anyway?” asks Clint Eastwood’s shell-shocked Air Force pilot in the 1982 thriller Firefox. And damned if last week I didn’t...
Poland And The Jews: A Few Facts About Poland’s WWII History – by W. Julian Korab-Karpowicz
Poland was the first country to oppose the Nazi Germany in WWII. She was attacked by the Germans on 1st September 1939 and her forces defended themselves...
Ukrainian Genocide of Poles in Wołyń: A Poet torn apart by horses – by Coryllus
One must be very strong emotionally to not feel nauseous or horrified while creating in the mind an image of the described atrocity. On the...
Anti-Semitism: Why Does It Exist? And Why Does it Persist? – Mark Weber
Over the centuries, hostility against Jews has repeatedly erupted in terrible violence. Again and again, Jews have been driven out of countries where they’d been...
The tragic story of little Joachim Hirsch. In 1939, the US authorities sent him back to Europe. Soon he was gassed.
If possible, the United States likes to keep quiet about this shameful story. In June 1939, the “St. Louis” ship approached the port of Miami,...